Someone kicked off a thread asking whether people prefer top-loader binders or regular binders, and the replies revealed that collectors have very specific relationships with how they load their cards
Then theyve added the shadows and made some other small changes, so the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh print runs were unlimited edition, and these four print runs dont have any differences as far as anyone could tell (I have heard some rumors about some semi-glossy unlimited edition Base Set cards however, which Im still investigating - although those seem to be regional differences instead of print run differences)
With the sheer numbers of cards printed these days, we'd be forgiven for assuming even these Mega Evolutions have no chance of joining our list of the world's most expensive rare Pokmon cards - but, after the absolutely buckwild prices we've seen the Evolving Skies Moonbreon selling for, who knows
Little surprise then, that each copy of this card is jealously guarded by whoever owns it and their prize is marked by a distinct set number that reads 26/PLAY
Dex Pokdex Expansions Search News Help Get Started Arbok Cards 21 Cards Search Language Number of Cards 21 Most Recently Seen In Scarlet & Violet: Destined Rivals Market Value 187,09 Most Expensive Arbok 49,22 Arbok 25,80 Dark Arbok 25,15 Distribution by Rarity
